Why does Holly think all of her clients are wealthy? Does Barbara agree? Why or why not

Holly believes that if clients can afford to have their homes cleaned.... they're wealthy.

I asked Holly, my team leader of the day, whether the next house on our list was "wealthy." Her answer: "If we're cleaning their house, they're wealthy."

From the text, we can infer that Barbara does not agree, as she cites clients whose homes are clearly overcrowded, which she says is a sign of financial impairment.

But class is a relative thing. Once, after polishing up two houses in which the number of occupants clearly exceeded the number of bathrooms-an unmistakable sign of financial impairment, along with the presence of teddy bears in decorative roles.